Hi guys,
I appreciate much all your help on this one. The user account postgres which
I used to startup the PostgreSQL db service has been misgrouped in the
Administrators group. All things well now.
Many thanks!
ron
On 12/8/06, ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please kindly help me with this
On 12/8/06, Adam Radlowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had problem such this. I've got 8.1.3 client and 8.0.6 server. But
psql 8.1.3 warned me, that some \? functions can not work properly. I've
resolved this problem in very simply way.
thanks.
my problem is resolved as i mantain symbolic link
I had problem such this. I've got 8.1.3 client and 8.0.6 server. But
psql 8.1.3 warned me, that some \? functions can not work properly. I've
resolved this problem in very simply way. I got binary psql from 8.0.x
and run. Psql program is a client program, that uses libpq library, so
it is (I th
Hello friends,
CRISIL is a leading Ratings, Research, Risk and Policy Advisory company
based in Mumbai, India. We are currently looking for professionals skilled
in the management of Postgres who can work with us on some of our critical
financial services solutions. He/she should be well verse
On 12/8/06, Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Rajesh Kumar Mallah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We connected psql 8.2.0 accidently to postmaster ver 8.1.5.
> \d tablename does not work.
> should psql at least warn like pg_dump does in case
> of such client server version mismatches ?
Um, did
"Rajesh Kumar Mallah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We connected psql 8.2.0 accidently to postmaster ver 8.1.5.
> \d tablename does not work.
> should psql at least warn like pg_dump does in case
> of such client server version mismatches ?
Um, did you read the banner?
$ ~/version82/bin/psql -p 5
Hi,
We connected psql 8.2.0 accidently to postmaster ver 8.1.5.
\d tablename does not work.
should psql at least warn like pg_dump does in case
of such client server version mismatches ?
regds
mallah.
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On 12/8/06, anuradha devi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I have a pgdump.sql file and i want to restore it.The postgreSQL database
server is running and i issue the command psql -U postgres pgdump.sql in the
command prompt.
i get the following error.
C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\8.2\bin>psql -U pos
Hi
I have a pgdump.sql file and i want to restore it.The postgreSQL database
server is running and i issue the command psql -U postgres pgdump.sql in the
command prompt.
i get the following error.
C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\8.2\bin>psql -U postgres pgdump.sql
psql: could not connect to serve
On 12/7/06, ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please kindly help me with this problem I am experiencing with starting up a
PostgreSQL 8.0 db service in a Windows 2003 server.
Whenever I attempt to restart the service I always get the message: "The
PostgreSQL Database Server 8.0 on Local Computer s
Please kindly help me with this problem I am experiencing with starting up a
PostgreSQL 8.0 db service in a Windows 2003 server.
Whenever I attempt to restart the service I always get the message: "The
PostgreSQL Database Server 8.0 on Local Computer started and then stopped.
Some services stop a
On 12/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am new to using postgres. I working on version 8.0.
I have created a number of users in the database but I am not able to log
into it using any of them,
Hi,
Could you please paste the ERROR message you get.
regds
mallah.
where in
Did You specified the database ? In PostgreSQL You are logging into
database, not into DBMS, like in MySQL.
For test users try template1 first, for example psql -h yourhost -U
somebody -d template1
Did You grant those users rights to database wchich they are connecting
to ?
Regards
Adam
[EMAIL
I am new to using postgres. I working on version 8.0.
I have created a number of users in the database but I am not able to log
into it using any of them, where in logging into using user postgres is
successfull the commands that i am using are
-- createuser -a -d -P "username"
for loggi
Morten Andersen wrote:
> So are there any Postgresql tools for analyzing and repairing the
> "offline" database files (like e.g. the MySQL 'myisamchk'-tool).
No.
> So, how do other DRDB Postgresql sites handles failovers. Do you do
> anything pro-active on the slave before starting Postgresql, or
Hello,
We are analyzing a master-slave setup of Postgresql 8.1 using DRDB
(v.0.7, type 'C'), and judging from the mailing list, this setup is
succesfully in production at several places.
Our initial tests also shows that the failovers are problem free. But we
would like to have a plan for how to
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